I wasn't clear... When you open a remote file in Kate, it copies the
file to a local temp file automatically. When you save, it copies the
local temp file to the remote site. That is how it is able to allow you
to edit without the lag. If you wanted to, you could also open a remote
file from
I am delighted to here that your code will be available at some point. Your
original email stating that it was written for MedSphere was interpreted by
me to mean it was for Medsphere, and only Medsphere. Therefore, I thought
what sounded like a great idea ought to be recreated for the open source
I think for things to change, what needs to progress is the standards, not
the VAs desire to stick to them. Sticking to the standards is strong glue
for holding VistA in a form that will be usable around the world and across
platforms, and is good for all of us.
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George,
I don't know much about CVS systems, but aren't they
designed for what you are describing. And doesn't
sourceforge have this built-in?
I agree that VA code is likely parked by the inertia
of that massive organization. Anytime we start
talking about modifying the code, we are talking abo
Thanks again Tom
Kevin
--- Tom Ackerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The bottom of the download page contains:
> "See also:
> There are TightVNC 1.3dev4 RPMs rebuilt for Red Hat
> Linux 9 available
> here"
> Tom Ackerman
>
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I think Word-star was the program that setup the
Ctrl-C etc sequences. That was THE word processor
initially. I think I remember that my Borland Pascal
labeled the key sequences as Word-Star sequences.
Kevin
--- Thurman Pedigo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We programmed the F1 sequences so a st
Shaun,
Yes, Kate is the editor that I like as well. I have
just found out that I can do what you have been doing.
I didn't know about the saving locally setting
though. How do I do that?
Kevin
--- CS Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> SSH with X tunnel. All GUI stuff pops up on your
> loca
Dear Hardhats,
I would like to respond to what I see on the Hardhats Sourceforge archive
page this morning:
From: "Dr Molly Cheah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2004 8:29 AM
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] ScreenMan
> Oh, I thought it will be able
The bottom of the download page contains:
"See also:
There are TightVNC 1.3dev4 RPMs rebuilt for Red Hat Linux 9 available
here"
Tom Ackerman
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin
Toppenberg
Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2004 1:25 PM
We programmed the F1 sequences so a standard set of keys become short cuts,
For instance in ScreenMan F6=Save/exit; F7=mark; F8=copy; F9=cut; F10=paste;
F11=exit without saving; F12=save stay resident, as just a few. I find it
interesting that the GUI "control key" "c", "v", and "x" are the same as
I don't remember any application ever releasing any screens so I don't
think the F1-key sequences are to blame - users never got to the chance
to use them. Quite a few has List Manager already in place and the
programmers weren't motivated to build screens to replace wht they had.
-Original
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Toppenberg
> 2. I think that screenman is better than
> roll-and-scroll, but it is still not completely
> intuitive. I have not read the manuals, but I assume
> that it takes a bit of work to set up the screenman
> forms. If it were easier, I suspect that it
Agree, though "out of the box" must move quickly to a value product. There
has been some comment that the user has to be the controlling factor in the
interface. To some degree that is true, though "user" needs definition - is
it the owner-user, the data entry staff, or the management - a difficult
SSH with X tunnel. All GUI stuff pops up on your local terminal. It is
secure (because of SSH), but there is a delay. I use Kate with my KDE
desktop. It fetches files and saves them in temp files for me to work
on, then sends the changes back to the server when I'm done. It is
seamless, so
Hello all,
In my scripting system, I allow the user to enter M
code. I would like to be able to catch errors, and
prevent a crash. I have done a little research, and
think the answer involves $ESTACK, but haven't got it
all figured out. How would I change the following
function to catch errors,
George,
Would you be able to give us a heads-up about how to
go about this? The key factor for me would be how to
get the mousemovement information from the terminal to
VistA code. Do the standards for some terminals
include mouse control?
thanks
Kevin
--- Nancy Anthracite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
1. I would like to propse that OpenVistA not be held
to VA programming standards. The 10k code limitation
and requirement that ALL VARIABLES BE IN UPPERCASE are
two factors that jump to mind that I would not be
happy to be bound to.
2. I think that screenman is better than
roll-and-scroll, but it
Tom,
Thanks for the link. I think I am going to use the
ssh x because that is already setup and ready to go (I
just found out). I looked before, and the files for
the VNC server are absent... either they don't come
with RH-9, or I forgot to select them when installing
the server.
Thanks for the
I am absolutely blown away. Linux is an amazing OS.
Everytime I turn around, there is some COOL feature
that comes standard. I keep waiting for the Microsoft
man to tap me on the shoulder to cough up $100. Oh
wait, Linux is FREE!
The system seems to work, but I did get these error
messages. A
Hi Terry,
Thank you for suggesting it be on the agendayou read our minds it
is! I volunteered to lead a session on the subject as it is one of the
few things that I can publicly claim to have some expertise in.
In anticipation of a good turn out and lively discussion it would be
really great
Actually, it's the green screen - and absence of mousy control. The have
same reaction to ScreenMan, though it is NOT "roll & scroll" though it would
be appropriately labeled CHUI. ...tx/t
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nancy Anthracite
> I have heard that when you get good at it, you fly th
I personally have no doubt that in almost anything, the shortcut keys are
superior for speed, but for the new user, point and click is the way to go
because they will understand that "out of the box". It seems to me that
true gurus with applications, even in Windows, do not want to waste the time
In windows vernacular there is term "shortcut keys" that takes GUI back to
the keyboard. I once had a guy working for me who always used the point and
click method. He typed about 100wpm, I typed about 20wpm. In a "shoot out"
that involved quite a bit of "cut & paste" I beat him by a significant
ma
This thread brings up a point that I hope will be on the agenda at the WV
meeting. That is, a frank and open discussion about Open Source, its
benefits, drawbacks, etc. As someone who has had a product in Open Source
for several years now, I've learned a few things about the pro's and cons of
Open
Recently I switched to TightVNC & tunnel thru linux SSH to my windows
desktop. It works great. www.tightvnc.com
Development Version, 1.3dev5
Development versions include more features but may be unstable, so they're
not intended for production use. Current Win32 development version, 1.3dev5,
fe
Kevin,
Check out www.realvnc.com. This is the home of VNC. According to the FAQ, the
password is encrypted. Also see, how to make VNC secure using SSH .
- Original Message -
From: "Kevin Toppenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Hardhats Sourceforge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, Se
I was just thinking, if C code can be integrated in with M code, at least in
GTM and I think in Cache, too, then this might be the perfect place for it.
On the other hand, maybe that would not be OK because it would not match
coding standards for the VA? But then on the other hand, if ScreenMan sti
Oh, I thought it will be able open source After all Medsphere uses
OpenVistA. Otherwise it sounds like "what's yours is mine and what is
mine is mine" :)
Molly
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
So all you M programmers out there. How about an OPEN SOURCE version of
this. Think you can do it?
-Or
So all you M programmers out there. How about an OPEN SOURCE version of
this. Think you can do it?
-Original Message-
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Timson
Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2004 5:37 PM
To: Hardhats
Subject: [Hardhats-members] ScreenMan
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